I cannot agree with this viewpoint from the English-speaking region.

First of all, the rejection of Trump's tariffs has already led to a decline in cryptocurrency? Is it definitely due to the sell-off in U.S. stocks? The author claims that the rise in U.S. stocks is because of tariffs, but I do not believe this. The main narrative for U.S. stocks right now is still technology stocks and AI, which are relatively less sensitive to tariffs.

The main factors driving the rise in U.S. stocks currently are the expectations regarding the U.S. economy, employment, and inflation trends. Tariffs bring more volatility rather than direct benefits to the industry.

Secondly, the CLARITY Act is indeed very important, but its focus is on distinguishing the responsibilities of the SEC and CFTC, while also defining what decentralization is. If this had been introduced before Trump took office, it would have been beneficial because the SEC has not been very friendly towards the cryptocurrency industry. This would have meant that cryptocurrencies would be under the more favorable CFTC.

However, currently, both the SEC and CFTC are very friendly towards cryptocurrencies, and the CLARITY Act will not significantly stimulate investors' risk appetite; it is more about the regulation of the U.S. cryptocurrency industry.

Moreover, the CLARITY Act cannot solve issues of false trading and price manipulation. It also does not address liquidity; it merely provides a definition that cryptocurrencies may not necessarily be securities. This is indeed a positive development, but this kind of benefit is similar to the stablecoin bill, which offers explanatory rules.

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